South Africa vs Namibia live stream FREE: How to watch Afcon 2019 without paying a penny
NAMIBIA will aim to cause an upset against neighbours South Africa and give themselves a good chance of a famous qualification to the knockout stages.
Both teams lost 1-0 in their first game, with a late own goal seeing the Namibians go down to Morocco and a Jonathan Kodjia strike ensuring Bafana Bafana lost 1-o to Ivory Coast.
What time does South Africa vs Namibia kick off?
THIS AFCON group game is set for Friday, June 28.
Kick-off is at 9pm BST – 10pm in Egypt, Namibia and South Africa
When the teams met last, South Africa ran out 4-1 winners in a 2018 COSAFA clash.
What TV channel is South Africa vs Namibia on and can I live stream it FREE?
YOU can watch this Group D clash live by heading to Eurosport 2.
If you have a basic Sky Entertainment package, you can find the channel as part of your subscription.
Go to channel 413 where you can watch in HD – and hit the red button to see if the event is available in 4K.
If you want to stream for free, you can by signing up to a seven-day Eurosport Player trial.
The monthly cost will be £6.99 if you don’t cancel before the end of the trial week.
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Namibia squad
Goalkeepers: Maximilian Mbaeva (Lamontville Golden Arrows, South Africa), Ratanda Mbazuvara (African Stars), Loydt Kazapua (Maccabi, South Africa)
Defenders: Ryan Nyambe (Blackburn Rovers, England); Riaan Hanamub (Jomo Cosmos, South Africa), Ananias Gebhardt (Baroka, South Africa), Danzil Haoseb (Highlands Park, South Africa), Charles Hambira (Tura Magic), Ivan Kamberipa (African Stars)
Midfielders: Petrus Shitembi (Lusaka Dynamos, Zambia), Willy Stephanus (Lusaka Dynamos, Zambia), Ronald Ketjijere (African Star Windhoek), Deon Hotto (Bidvest Wits, South Africa), Dynamo Fredericks (Black Africa), Marcel Papama (African Stars Windhoek), Larry Horaeb (Tura Magic), Absalom Iimbondi (United Africa Tigers), Joslyn Kamatuka (Cape Umoya United)
Forwards: Manfred Starke (Carl Zeiss Jena, Germany), Benson Shilongo (Ismaily, Egypt), Iitamunua Keimuine (Dire Dawa City, Ethiopia), Peter Shalulile (Highlands Park, South Africa), Isaskar Gurirab (Life Fighters)
South Africa squad
Goalkeepers: Bruce Bvuma (Kaizer Chiefs), Darren Keet (Bidvest Wits), Rowen Williams (SuperSport United)
Defenders: Daniel Cardoso (Kaizer Chiefs), Sifiso Hlanti, Thulani Hlatshwayo (both Bidvest Wits), Innocent Maela (Orlando Pirates), Thamsanqa Mkhize (Cape Town City), Buhle Mkhwanazi (Bidvest Wits), Ramahlwe Mphahlele (Kaizer Chiefs)
Midfielders: Dean Furman (SuperSport United), Hlompho Kekana (Mamelodi Sundowns), Thembinkosi Lorch (Orlando Pirates), Tiyani Mabunda (Mamelodi Sundowns), Kamohelo Mokotjo (Brentford, England), Thulani Serero (Vitesse Arnhem, Netherlands), Themba Zwane (Mamelodi Sundowns), Bongani Zungu (Amiens, France)
Forwards: Lebogang Maboe (Mamelodi Sundowns), Lebo Mothiba (Racing Strasbourg, France), Percy Tau (Royal Union St Gilloise, Belgium), Lars Veldwijk (Sparta Rotterdam, Netherlands), Sibusiso Vilakazi (Mamelodi Sundowns)